Sentence examples for put forward a plan that from inspiring English sources

"He put forward a plan that would let Governor Romney pay less than one percent in taxes a year," Mr. Obama said, to outraged jeers from the crowd.

"He put forward a plan that would let Governor Romney pay less than one percent in taxes a year," Mr. Obama said of Mr. Ryan, to jeers from the crowd.

His solution is to let members of the Catholic pro-life movement into state-financed family-planning clinics.A few days earlier, in an apparent pre-emptive strike, a group of opposition parliamentarians put forward a plan that may reduce the number of abortions that are sought on economic grounds.

Some administration officials said they were less impressed by the content of the Saudi proposal -- "It's not a plan, it's a vision," said one -- than by the symbolism of having a leading Arab state, the caretaker of Islam's most treasured sites, put forward a plan that would lead to full normalization of relations with Israel.

Rep. Paul Ryan, apparently with the full support of the Republican caucus in the House, has put forward a plan that clearly destroys both Medicare and Medicaid.

"If the president doesn't agree with our approach, he's got an obligation to put forward a plan that can pass both chambers of Congress," said Boehner.

"He looks forward to working with anyone who is interested in putting forward a plan that is specific, balanced and comprehensive".

President Obama, congressional Democrats, and their liberal allies have made it abundantly clear that they will attack anyone who puts forward a plan that even tries to begin a conversation about the tough choices that are needed.Never let it be said that Eric Cantor lacks gumption.

But he said that would be hard to do because Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats "have made it abundantly clear that they will attack anyone who puts forward a plan that even tries to begin a conversation about the tough choices that are needed".

To his credit, President Obama put forward a plan for change that hit the mark, a brilliant stroke that even the "abolish the Department of Education" crowd had to admire.

Sen. Barack Obama I am proud that I opposed this war from the start, because I thought that it would lead to the disastrous conditions that we've seen on the ground in Iraq....I'm proud of the fact that I put forward a plan in January that mirrors what Congress ultimately adopted...it says there's no military solution to this.